Hello @Dan75208 , she is still pretty young, but I would think she could hold it for more than 2 hours, but all bullies are different.
Couple of suggestions, feed her in her crate, give treats in her crate. Sprinkle the floor of her crate with kibble once a day.
When you clean up a mess, be very dramatic about it. Don't scold her- scold the mess. Freeeeeaaaak out about it. Let her know you do not like this mess, and it is hurting you. (You may need some acting skills). This suggestion was brought up by @froggz in the past and I have used it since and it seems to work after a few times. I even started doing it with my skin-kids!
Take her outside to potty as often as you can, if she is going once every two hours, you should probably take her out once an hour until she starts to understand, and if she DOES go (outside), --give her a treat like a frozen green bean or carrot, or a grain free doggie treat. Praise her dramatically, (again with over-love and joy, be the drama king here!)
Eventually she will see that
1.) You freak out about messes INSIDE
2.) You reward her for messing OUTSIDE
3.) she don't want pee near her food
Hope this helps! Keep us updated if any of these tips work, because I wanna know too![]()